Frequently asked questions
Clear answers for informed choices
Questions and answersCommon questions about lens families, designs, fitting and the catalogue, based on the information in this collection.
Your questions
Which lens family should I start with?
Start with visual needs: single vision for one primary power, bifocals for distinct distance/near zones, progressives for transitions between distances, and lifestyle designs for specific activities. Final selection depends on prescription and professional assessment.
Are UltraMax SV and UltraMax Progressive the same?
No. UltraMax SV belongs to the single-vision family; UltraMax Progressive is a progressive design. Check the family alongside the product name.
Are FlatMax and SlimMax both single vision?
No. The product sheets identify FlatMax as single vision and SlimMax as Adaptive progressive; both are marketed in the lifestyle family.
How do office lenses differ from driving lenses?
WorkMax and WorkUltraMax address near/intermediate workplace distances. DriveMax prioritises distance/intermediate driving vision; an office lens does not replace a distance design.
Are all products personalised?
No. Personalisation may be available, unavailable or optional. Refer to the individual model's table; do not transfer one product's features to another.
Does UV410 mean all blue light is blocked?
No. DuraTech LR filtering focuses on the UV/deep-violet boundary while most visible light passes through. Exact values depend on the product's chart.
Does ControlMax guarantee a treatment outcome?
No. A design name and specifications do not guarantee an individual outcome. Myopia-management selection, prescription and follow-up require a practitioner.
Are catalogue prices current prices?
No. File prices relate to the published edition. Request current pricing, material, coating and prescription availability.